New Delhi, April 17 -- Corporate fixed deposits (FDs) represent a favoured investment choice for individuals pursuing consistent yields. These instruments are issued by corporations, generally providing superior interest rates compared to traditional banking institutions.

As equity market growth hits its lowest point in six years, conservative investors are increasingly gravitating toward fixed deposits.

Participants can commit their capital for specific durations, typically between one and five years. The resulting returns are stable, positioning corporate FDs as a compelling alternative for those seeking to minimize risk.

Non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) and housing finance firms (HFCs) offer enhanced rates over public and pri...